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Target Racing stars in Lamborghini Super Trofeo Grand Finals at Portimao


The 2022 Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe came to its conclusion at Portimao after six rounds on the world's most prestigious tracks. The Algarve venue hosted the Italian manufacturer's closing event of the year with four races on the menu of a long weekend schedule. The two final races of the European series were followed by the Grand Finals Finals which saw the European Championship drivers line up against their American counterparts.

Marzio Moretti and Milan Teekens had a starring performance as they cruised to second place in the Pro class in race 1. With P6 in the second race, they then secured third place in the European Pro class standings. Dmitry Gvazava and Milan Petelet were quick to hit the podium in the Pro-Am class, while Raffaele Giannoni, who returned under the Automobile Tricolore banner, finished sixth twice in the Am class. Giannoni repeated the same result in the first race of the Grand Finals, before capping the weekend off with an eight place. With the points achieved, he secured fifth place in the Finals' points classification.

The two races involving the Pro and Pro-Am crews featured another stunning display by Moretti-Teekens, who fought their way to the podium twice. Only a track limits penalty prevented them from achieving P2 in the Finals aggregated charts and they ended up in third. Gvazava-Petelet impressed as well as they achieved a sixth and a fourth place in the two races. They eventually got a cumulative seventh place.

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Target with AB Racing wins the final race of the Porsche Carrera Cup Italia championship at Mugello.

Target with AB Racing had an outstanding season finale in the 2022 Porsche Carrera Cup Italian Championship. In the first race at Mugello, Keagan Masters posted a significant victory after taking a stunning pole position. It was a sensational weekend for the entire team, with Masters finishing second in the overall standings and the fact that the win at Mugello comes after the triumphant success of Monza.

Driving the second Porsche fielded by Target with AB Racing, a scintillating Francesco Maria Fenici took third place in the Michelin Cup in race 2, a worthy conclusion to a season in which the Fenici steadily increased his competitive level. Fenici also celebrated fourth place in the Michelin Cup championship standings.

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Masters takes amazing win with Target, AB Racing in wet race 2 at Monza

Keegan Masters delivered a scintillating win to reward the hard work done by Target with AB Racing in the Italian Porsche Carrera Cup championship at Monza. The South African won the second race of the weekend in wet conditions relying on a great set-up provided by the team’s engineers. Masters put up a commanding performance, securing his maiden win in the series. He was coming from a promising result in the opening race with P4. In qualifying, Masters had claimed P11 in Q1 and P7 in Q2. To wrap up a positive weekend for Target with AB Racing at Monza, Fenici posted a brilliant fifth place in race 2 of the Michelin Cup after hitting bad luck in race 1.

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Target scores maiden 2022 Super Trofeo Lamborghini pole at Barcelona

After claiming its first win of 2022 in the previous round of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe at Spa-Francorchamps, Target stayed on point at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya with the team’s first overall pole position in Q2 by Marzio Moretti. The Italian and teammate Milan Teekens had handed the team the win in Belgium after Teekens had secured P2 in qualifying 1. Driving the team’s Lamborghini Huracan ST Evo2 eventually delivered two Pro-class second places, bringing them in full contention for the runner-up spot of the championship. Moretti and Teekens will have a great chance to complete their comeback in the series’ World Finals on November 6th at Poritmão. Second place is now only 8 points away.
Target had two double podiums in the Pro class thanks to a new entry under the Lamborghini Stuttgart by Target banner. German drivers Daniel Keilwitz and Lennart Marioneck, making their series debut, quickly proved highly competitive and had the chance to put the team’s high potential to fruition against the top players of the championships.

Race 2 also handed the team two fifth places in class. Milan Petelet and another series rookie, Philippe Chatelet, ended up in P13 overall and were fifth in the Pro-Am category. In addition, Antonios Vossos clinched the top 5 in the Am class. The Greek racer had completed race 1 in P7 in class, while Petelet and Chatelet were ninth. The results allowed Petelet to retain third place in the Pro-Am standings. The team fielded another new entry, Spaniard Diego Locanto. Making his debut in the Super Trofeo, Locanto performed well, ending up in P28 overall, and 11th in the Am class in race 1. He was forced to retire in race 2.

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Target Racing grande protagonista alle Grand Finals Lamborghini di Portimao


Dopo sei appuntamenti su alcuni dei circuiti europei più prestigiosi, è giunta al termine la stagione 2022 del Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europa. L’autodromo di Portimao, situato in Algarve, ha ospitato infatti le Grand Finals della casa di Sant’Agata bolognese. Ben quattro le manche in programma nel lungo fine settimana, con le ultime due corse del campionato europeo seguite dalle finali che hanno visto la serie del vecchio continente scontrarsi con quella americana.

 

Marzio Moretti e Milan Teekens sono stati grandi protagonisti, ottenendo il secondo posto di classe Pro in gara 1. Con una sesta posizione nella seconda manche si sono poi assicurati il terzo posto nella classifica punti di classe Pro. È arrivato subito un podio anche per Dmitry Gvazava e Milan Petelet, terzi di classe Pro-Am, mentre Raffaele Giannoni, tornato a difendere i colori di Automobile Tricolore, ha chiuso due volte sesto in classe Am. Giannoni ha ripetuto il medesimo risultato nella prima corsa delle Grand Finals, risultando poi ottavo in gara 2. Grazie ai punti conquistati è riuscito a classificarsi al quinto posto nella classifica punti delle finali.

 

Nelle due manche riservate agli equipaggi Pro e Pro-Am grande prestazione da parte di Moretti-Teekens, che sono riusciti a salire sul terzo gradino del podio in entrambe le manche. Solo una penalità rimediata in gara 1 per abuso dei limiti della pista gli ha impedito di conquistare la piazza d’onore. L’equipaggio è così risultato terzo assoluto nelle Grand Finals. Anche Gvazava-Petelet si sono ben comportati, lottando per il podio nelle due corse, chiuse al sesto e al quarto posto. Per loro è quindi arrivato la settima piazza assoluta

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